"With these findings, a proportion of families will be able in the future to get more precise genetic counselling," she said.
DNA sequencing in patients whose clinical presentation suggested a genetic syndrome or auditory neuropathy provided opportunities for aetiological assessment and more precise genetic counselling of patients and families.
Bowen counsels precise selection, following, in this respect, Edith Wharton, who also disliked novelists who used "irrelevant small-talk, in the hope of thus producing a greater air of reality".
427, 434 [21 P.2d 662], which held that in a situation as last above quoted, the doctrine "can in no event apply". Plaintiff quotes 9 California Jurisprudence, page 548 to the effect "that a motion for a nonsuit must point the attention of the court and counsel to the precise grounds upon which it is made" and contends that the motion for nonsuit in the trial court did not do this.
None of the physical activity questionnaires was precise enough to be useful for individual counselling.
This finding makes difficult to get a precise molecular diagnosis and offer patients accurate genetic counselling.
Having precise estimates of these risks is important for counselling mutation carriers, and such estimates are fundamental components of cancer risk prediction models.
It can be seen that Madison's precise formulation'the right... to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence'varied in phrasing from each of the proposals.
However, these questionnaiers are not measuring physical activity precise enough to obtain data which could be used for individual counselling.
The precise number of federal investigations around the country that have grown out of the special counsel's work remains unknown because such inquiries are conducted in secret.
They probably derive from the world of counselling and therapy but are ideal for politicians when they want to sound precise while being the opposite.
